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Tokumo and Weiner are not music concentrators, although Weiner did defer coming to Harvard for a year to study guitar at the Paris Conservatory. Much of the historical information comes from MMV's faculty advisers, Mason Professor of Music and Music Department Chairman Christoph Wolff and Assistant Professor of Music Graeme Boone. Wolff is an expert on Bach and German baroque music, while Boone is an expert on music of the Renaissance. Between them, their knowledge spans the entire period of MMV's interest...
South Atlantic: William and Mary, Loyola, George Mason, Virginia...
...rights leadership contending with an increasingly antagonistic Reagan administration, it looked as if inroads cut in the late 1970s by Hoover Institute economist Thomas Sowell would allow other conservative Black voices to be heard. In the years following Sowell's first publications, comrades emerged: Walter E. Williams, a George Mason University economist, Robert L. Woodson, head of the National Center for Neighborhood Enterprise, and most visible of all, Kennedy School Professor of Political Economy Glenn C. Loury...
...Roseland St. Entry 7 4 Peabody School, Linnean St. Playground Entry 7 5 Peabody School, Linnean St. Playground Entry 8 1 Lowell School (New School/Music, Lowell St.) 8 2 Armenian Church (Rear), Shahe Hall Parking Lot Entry Sparks and Brewster Sts. 8 3 Congregational Church, 11 Garden St. Mason St. Entry) Near Commander Hotel 8 4 Congregational Church, 11 Garden St. (Mason St. Entry) Near Commander Hotel 8 5 Harvard University Police, 29 Garden St. Chauncy St. Entry 9 1 Tobin School, Vassal Lane Entry 9 2 Tobin School, Vassal Lane Entry 9 3 Fire House, Lexington Entry...
...three hours, Burn This is too long and digressive, but as staged by Marshall W. Mason and a splendid young cast, it wins laughter in even its unnerving moments. If the narrative is indebted to the mainstream past, the tone has a more avant-garde echo of Sam Shepard -- a border skirmish between knockabout farce and knockdown violence. Yet Playwright Lanford Wilson manages to integrate well-crafted gags, mostly for the surviving gay roommate (Lou Liberatore). He describes his friend's gaudy casket as looking "like a giant Spode soup tureen." He says to the choreographer (Joan Allen) about...